Folklore - Ande Ande Lumut - English Version - ( EF - English First Version )

Dongeng Kita

30 Jul 202006:27

Summary

TLDRIn the ancient East Java, two kingdoms, Jangala and Kadiri, sought peace through a marriage alliance between Panji Asmara Bangun and Dewi Sakartaji. When war struck, Dewi Sakartaji disguised herself as Clinting Kuning and endured hardships with a widow's family. After Jangala's victory, Panji, unaware of her true identity, sought his bride. A magical encounter with a crane and a test of character involving a giant crab, Yuyu Kangkang, led to their reunion. Clinting Kuning's purity and Panji's determination overcame all obstacles, culminating in a joyous and everlasting union.

Takeaways

🏰 There were two kingdoms in East Java: Jangala led by Raja Jaya Nagara and Kadiri led by King Jayang Rana.
🤝 To prevent war, a marriage was arranged between Panji Asmara Bangun (son of Jangala's king) and Dewi Sakartaji (daughter of Kadiri's king).
🏹 During an attack on Jangala, Dewi Sakartaji fled and disguised herself as a village girl, living with a widow and her three daughters.
👑 Panji Asmara Bangun, after defeating the enemy, was determined to find his lost bride, Dewi Sakartaji.
👸 The three stepsisters, Clinting Abang, Clinting Ijo, and Clinting Biro, were lazy and treated Dewi Sakartaji poorly, making her do all the housework.
🔍 A bodyguard reported seeing a girl resembling Dewi Sakartaji in a village, prompting Panji to search for her.
💍 News spread that a man named Andy Andelumut was looking for a wife, causing the stepsisters to dress up and propose to him.
🦀 A giant crab named Yuyu Kangkang offered to help the stepsisters cross the river if they kissed him; they agreed, which later affected their chances with Andy.
🌊 Dewi Sakartaji, with the help of a magical whip given by a crane, crossed the river without kissing the crab, maintaining her integrity.
🎎 Andy Andelumut, who was actually Panji in disguise, chose Dewi Sakartaji as his wife because she was the only one who hadn't kissed the crab.
🏡 Panji and Dewi were reunited, and they invited Boranda to live in the palace, living happily ever after.

Q & A

What were the two large kingdoms in the east Java region?
-The two large kingdoms were the kingdom of Jangala and the kingdom of Kadiri.
Who led the kingdom of Jangala?
-Raja Jaya Nagara led the kingdom of Jangala.
Who was the leader of the kingdom of Kadiri?
-King Jayang Rana was the leader of the kingdom of Kadiri.
What was the purpose of the marriage bond between Panji Asmara Bangoon and Dewi Sakartaji?
-The marriage bond was established to unite the two kingdoms and avoid war.
What happened to Dewi Sakartaji when the Jangala kingdom was attacked?
-Dewi Sakartaji fled from the palace and disguised herself as a village girl.
With whom did Dewi Sakartaji live after fleeing the palace?
-She lived with a widow who had three daughters, named Clinting Abang, Clinting Ijo, and Clinting Biro.
What was the name given to Dewi Sakartaji when she was adopted by the widow's family?
-She was given the name Clinting Kuning.
How did Panji Asmara Bangun disguise himself while searching for Dewi Sakartaji?
-He disguised himself as Ande Ande Lumut, a man looking for a wife.
What did the giant crab, Yuyu Kangkang, demand in exchange for helping to cross the river?
-Yuyu Kangkang demanded a kiss from those he helped to cross the river.
How did Clinting Kuning (Dewi Sakartaji) manage to cross the river without kissing Yuyu Kangkang?
-She used a whip given to her by a crane to make the river water recede and forced Yuyu Kangkang to help her cross without meeting his condition.
Why was Clinting Kuning chosen as Ande Ande Lumut's wife?
-Clinting Kuning was chosen because she was the only woman who hadn't kissed Yuyu Kangkang, and Ande Ande Lumut was actually Panji Asmara Bangun in disguise.
What did Panji Asmara Bangun and Dewi Sakartaji do for Borranda after their reunion?
-They invited Borranda to stay in the palace as a thank you for taking care of Dewi Sakartaji.

Outlines

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🏰 Kingdoms Unite Through Marriage

The story begins in the east java region where two kingdoms, Jangala and Kadiri, are led by Raja Jaya Nagara and King Jayang Rana, respectively. To prevent war and unite the kingdoms, a marriage is arranged between Panji Asmara Bangoon, son of the Jangala king, and Dewi Sakartaji, daughter of the Kadiri king. However, when Jangala is attacked, Dewi Sakartaji flees and disguises herself as a village girl, living with a widow and her three daughters, adopting the name Clinting Kuning. She is mistreated and made to do all the household chores. Meanwhile, Panji Asmara Bangoon, after successfully defending his kingdom, is determined to find his lost bride.

05:01

💍 The Search for the Lost Princess

Panji Asmara Bangoon, in his quest to find Dewi Sakartaji, disguises himself as Ande Ande Lumut, a man seeking a wife. News of his search spreads, and Clinting Kuning's stepsisters dress up to propose to him. They leave Clinting Kuning behind to do their chores. A crane gives her a magical whip to help her cross the river and meet Ande Ande Lumut. While her stepsisters agree to kiss a giant crab, Yuyu Kangkang, to cross the river, Clinting Kuning refuses and uses the whip to force the crab to help her. Eventually, she arrives at the house where Ande Ande Lumut is staying and is chosen as his wife because she is the only one who has not kissed the crab. Ande Ande Lumut reveals his true identity as Panji Asmara Bangoon, and the couple is reunited. They invite the family that took Clinting Kuning in to live with them in the palace, and they all live happily ever after.

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Keywords

💡Kingdoms

Kingdoms refer to sovereign states ruled by a monarch, typically a king or queen. In the video's narrative, the Kingdom of Jangala and the Kingdom of Kadiri are two such entities in the east Java region, and they play a central role in the story's setting and conflict resolution.

💡Marriage Bond

A marriage bond is a union between two individuals, often used to symbolize the joining of families or nations. In the context of the video, the marriage bond between Panji Asmara Bangoon and Dewi Sakartaji is a diplomatic strategy to unite the two kingdoms and prevent war.

💡Raja Jaya Nagara

Raja Jaya Nagara is the leader of the Kingdom of Jangala. The term 'raja' is a title used for a king or prince in certain regions, particularly in Southeast Asia. He is a key character in the script, being the father of Panji Asmara Bangoon.

💡King Jayang Rana

King Jayang Rana is the ruler of the Kingdom of Kadiri. His role is pivotal as his daughter, Dewi Sakartaji, is involved in the marriage bond that aims to unite the kingdoms and bring peace.

💡Panji Asmara Bangoon

Panji Asmara Bangoon is the son of Raja Jaya Nagara and the prince of the Kingdom of Jangala. He is a central character in the video, as his marriage to Dewi Sakartaji is the driving force behind the story's events.

💡Dewi Sakartaji

Dewi Sakartaji is the daughter of King Jayang Rana and the princess of the Kingdom of Kadiri. She is the female protagonist who goes through a transformation and plays a crucial role in the story's development.

💡Disguise

Disguise refers to the act of concealing one's identity by dressing or appearing differently. In the script, Dewi Sakartaji disguises herself as a village girl, 'Clinting Kuning,' after her kingdom is attacked, which is a significant plot point.

💡Stepsisters

Stepsisters are the daughters of one's stepmother. In the video, Clinting Kuning's stepsisters, Clinting Abang, Clinting Ijo, and Clinting Biru, are portrayed as lazy and mistreat her, which contrasts with her character and sets the stage for her eventual triumph.

💡Crane

The crane in the script is a magical creature that provides Clinting Kuning with a whip, symbolizing a tool of empowerment. It plays a role in helping her cross the river and meet Panji Asmara Bangun.

💡Yuyu Kangkang

Yuyu Kangkang is a giant crab in the story who offers to help characters cross the river. His character introduces a moral dilemma and a test of character, as he demands a kiss in return for his help, which only Clinting Kuning refuses.

💡Happily Ever After

The phrase 'happily ever after' is a common ending to fairy tales and stories, indicating a positive resolution where the main characters live in happiness. In the video, it signifies the reunion and peaceful life of Panji Asmara Bangun and Dewi Sakartaji.

Highlights

Two large kingdoms in the east Java region, Jangala and Kadiri, were led by Raja Jaya Nagara and King Jayang Rana respectively.

A marriage bond was established to unite the kingdoms and avoid war between Jangala and Kadiri.

Panji Asmara Bangoon, son of Raja Jaya Nagara, was to marry Dewi Sakartaji, daughter of King Jayang Rana.

Dewi Sakartaji fled the Jangala palace during an enemy attack and disguised herself as a village girl.

She lived with a widow and her three daughters, adopting the name Clinting.

Clinting was treated poorly by her stepsisters and made to do all the housework.

Panji Asmara Bangun was successful in defeating the enemies but was saddened by Dewi Sakartaji's disappearance.

He embarked on a quest to find Dewi Sakartaji, instructing his guards to search for her.

A bodyguard reported finding a girl resembling Dewi Sakartaji in a village.

Panji Asmara Bangun disguised himself as Ande Ande Lumut to search for a wife, actually looking for Dewi Sakartaji.

News of Ande Ande Lumut looking for a wife spread, attracting Clinting's stepsisters to propose to him.

A crane gave Clinting a magical whip to help her meet Panji Asmara Bangun.

Clinting's stepsisters were unable to cross the river due to a lack of boats and bridges.

A giant crab named Yuyu Kangkang offered to help them cross the river in exchange for a kiss.

Clinting refused to kiss Yuyu Kangkang and used the whip to force him to help her cross the river.

Panji Asmara Bangun, disguised as Ande Ande Lumut, chose Clinting as his wife because she had not kissed Yuyu Kangkang.

Panji Asmara Bangun revealed his true identity and was reunited with Dewi Sakartaji.

They invited Borranda to live in the palace as a token of gratitude.

The story concludes with Panji Asmara Bangun and Dewi Sakartaji living happily ever after.